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Posted on March 28, 2025 by NPSOT-Wilco

Plant List Updated for March 29 In-Person Sale

The plant list for March 29’s in-person sale at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park was updated this morning, March 28.

See the 2025 Spring Native Plant Sale page for the link to the new list and for all other information related to the sale.

American Basket-flower, Centaurea americana
American Basket-flower, Centaurea americana. Photo credit: Gary Bowers.

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